“And a new literature of drought may be emerging—one with room for stories that recall the past, but also for the possibility of trouble on a scale we’ve never seen before”
According to Anna North, water—or rather the lack there of—is becoming a topic that writers increasingly engage with. You can read her essay about literature in times of drought over at The New York Times Op-Talk blog.
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